2024 US Election Odds: Will Donald Trump run for President in 2024?

Taking a look ahead to 2024, the Presidential Election will be one of the most interesting ones to date for a multitude of reasons. The most recent election in 2020 was an eventful one during the COVID-19 pandemic, but with an older President in office in Joe Biden and the Vice President as a favorite to win in 2024, this cycle looks to be a crazy one from a betting perspective. There are many questions to be answered leading up to the 2024 race, including who will have control over the house and senate, who is favored in terms of odds to win, and more.

n 2020, with Joe Biden and Donald Trump’s odds moving, the market was all over the place. That sports betting market set the precedence for what promises to be another popular election from a betting perspective again in 2024. Will Donald Trump run again? Will Kamala Harris take over for Joe Biden? Will Ron DeSantis win the 2024 Election?

Let’s take a look at the current betting odds, betting history, primaries, and other political betting props offered at various sportsbooks around the world.

Election Odds Timeline

A look at how the odds have changed throughout the 2024 Presidential Election Odds market.

• Late July, 2021 – Odds shift and Joe Biden rises to +333, Elizabeth Warren rises to +3300 from +5000.
• July, 2021 – Biden and Harris are +375, and Trump is +700 to win the 2024 Presidential Election, with DeSantis’ odds settling at +1000.
• May, 2021 – DeSantis odds climb, Trump, Biden, Harris stay flat.
• April 13th, 2021 – Ron DeSantis odds rise again to +1483.
• March 1st, 2021 – Trump election odds rose to +683, but DeSantis’ odds start to fall to +2567.
• February 17th, 2021 – Biden and Harris odds tie at +388 while, Trump’s Presidential Election odds jumped down to +900.
• January 14th, 2021 – Joe Biden odds at +400, while Trump’s rose to +1567
• January 7th, 2021 – Trump election odds settled at +867.
• December 4th, 2021 – Donald Trump Presidential Election Odds rose to +867, Biden/Harris/Haley/Trump. allwith similar odds.
• November 6th, 2020 – Trump 2024 odds opened at +2500, with Kamala Harris as favorite.

2024 Presidential Election Odds

A look at the latest 2024 Election odds, based on odds from overseas. Here is a look at the updates from 2020 to early 2021, with a post about AOC. In January 2021, the odds remained relatively unchanged other than Mike Pence moving from +1000 to +800 for the 2024 election. After Joe Biden was sworn in, Kamala Harris’ odds moved from +350 to +333, then back to +350. Here are the latest odds.

Joe Biden 2024 Election Odds Rise after odds shift

As the COVID19 delta variant threatened the US in summer of 2021, the odds to win the Presidency in 2024 shifted. Here is a look at the odds movement from early 2021 to summer 2021, as the landscape changed.

As you can see, the candidates with the most movement are both republican party candidates in Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump. DeSantis rose quickly in early 2021, but even since then his odds have risen to +1000. Second is Donald Trump, jumping from +900 to +650 in July of 2021. Current President Biden’s odds rose as well from +400 to +333, and the favorite in late July 2021.

Three candidates who saw a massive dropoff are AOC, Ivanka Trump, and Michelle Obama. Each of their odds fell -1500 or more. Kamala Harris’ odds fell, but barely to +450 and she is still the candidate with the best odds after Joe Biden.

Presidential Election Odds Movement

One key asset of any odds market is following the movement. There has been and will continue to be odds movement leading up to the 2024 Election, as election odds are quite volatile. Let’s take a look at the movement so far from for the 2024 Presidential Election odds market.

Donald Trump Election Odds Movement

• Opened at +2500
• Rose to +1500
• Odds shifted to +700
• As high as +650 in 2021

Joe Biden Presidential Election Odds Movement

• Opened at +675
• Highest of +850
• Lowest of +331 to win 2024 Election

Kamala Harris Election Odds

• Opened as favorite at +425
• Highest of +463
• Lowest of +375

Ron DeSantis Election Odds

• Opened at +2500
• Rose to +1600
• +1000 as of July 2021

Elizabeth Warren Election Odds

• Opened off the board
• Re-opened at +5000
• Rose to +3300 in late July 2021

July 2021 Update – Ron DeSantis Election Odds Climb

There is some real momentum behind Florida governor Ron DeSantis to be the next President of the United States, as his odds have climbed to +1100, then up to +1000 in the summer of 2021. How DeSantis treated COVID-19 resonates well with a lot of voters, and his odds rose right after Hurricane/Tropical Storm Elsa as well. Could the Florida governor make a run a the 2024 Presidency? Time will tell.

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— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) July 6, 2021

2022 Midterms Odds – Who will control the Senate?

With the midterms elections just around the corner in 2022, the odds for political betting markets are already moving.

2022 Midterm Elections Odds

Which party will control the Senate?https://t.co/L2oQoifwo4 #Biden #Trump

— Action Rush (@ActionRushBets) May 13, 2021

This is a crucial election for both parties, and will certainly be one that bettors and Americans will be following. Here is a look at some of the odds movement from early 2021 until mid 2021.

For more information on the midterm elections and odds surrounding it, check our full breakdown here.

Ron DeSantis 2024 Presidential Election Odds

Could Governor DeSantis be a candidate to run for the Presidency in 2024? The Florida governor certainly saw some traction in 2021 during the coronavirus pandemic.

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— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) April 5, 2021

DeSantis’ odds have risen all the way to +1400 to be the next President of the United States, as they have risen quickly after Joe Biden was elected. Keep an eye on the Florida governor, as his brand and influence will continue to grow.

Donald Trump’s 2024 Election Odds Increase After Impeachment Hearing

After Donald Trump was acquitted in his second impeachment trial, his odds to win the 2024 election increased from +1000 to +800. Of course, if he was found guilty he would have been ineligible to run in the 2024 election, but this leaves the door open for a possible return to the White House. Trump is third behind current Vice President Harris (+333) and President Biden (+400) to win the 2024 election.

Potential Celebrity Candidates Added to 2024 Election Odds

One thing Donald Trump did when he won the 2016 Election is potentially open the door to other “celebrities” to run for, or potentially run for POTUS. While the 2024 election is nearly four years out, the odds have already been released for many potential candidates in overseas markets. We’ve seen Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Kanye West, and Mark Cuban show up in odds lists over the last few months, but new potential candidates have come to the forefront and been added to the odds table as well. Here’s a look at some “celebrity” candidates that are listed on the 2024 election odds board.

Kamala Harris opens at +350 favorite to win 2024 Election

Odds for the 2024 Presidential Election have already been posted.

Currently:

Kamala Harris (+350)
Joe Biden (+450)
Donald Trump (+800)https://t.co/0T0Vivs8ZO

— Action Rush (@ActionRushBets) November 10, 2020

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris leads the way in terms of odds to win the 2024 election as the market opened. Of course this is a market that is a long way away, but as of now the Vice President-elect leads the way over the President-elect Joe Biden and current President Donald Trump.

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